Robert E Lee High School - Leeway / Record Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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Almost completely emptied of its contents, alone tray stands abandoned by its frustrated owner, surrendering to the unappetizing desserts. Student interest rises when teachers offer a choice between television programs or a study lesson as the t.v. triumphed unanimously. Talented and resourceful, Mrs. Virginia Martin re¬ veals her originality in her hand-sewn clothes, her ships’ bell, and her pig collection. Towering high, “Old Glory” waves triumphantly, reminding us of our proud heritage and pro¬ claiming freedom in the hearts of all Americans. 12—Tradition

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SSI Personality patterns develop through the years as sophomores advance to juniors, juniors advance to seniors and seniors move on to the challenges ahead. Infinity triumphs over the lives of students as they gaze into the questions of the future and the wonderments it may hold in store. The greatest kindness we con offer each other Peacefulness and serenity vibrates off the walls of Lee High as students relax from the everyday trials and tribulations of school life. Forgetfulness almost always applies to homework as birthdays tend to be remembered, to the sorrow of those celebrating them. Emotions—11

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Adding a new dimension to the annual powder puff clash of the classes, senior cheerleaders don skirts and wigs to promote senior spirit. ‘ Wizard of Oz Ranks With Lee Traditions Just as “The Wizard of Oz” had become an annual tradition on television, so had many things become tradition in the community of Lee. Even with the change of people, ideas, and desires, there remained numerous things, peopl and symbols which stood for some¬ thing special and longlasting. Making the newspaper also means making the Hilites bulletin board kept up to date for students and teachers by the guidance committee. Getting into the football spirit Susan Collins and Joan Wood demonstrate their athletic abilities much to the chagrin of Robin Knopp. V. Tradition—13